A change to the trend in our national debt, which would reduce the probable severity of the Great Depression in the 2030s, is unlikely.
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A change to the trend in our national debt, which would reduce the probable severity of the Great Depression in the 2030s, is unlikely.
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3 Takeaways Regarding Contending With This Force in Your life The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed 5.0% inflation in May, as measured by the Index change from one year ago. One year ago...
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There is quite a bit of discussion regarding the threat of inflation and its attendant impact on interest rates. The CPI Less Food and Energy (so-called Core Inflation) is a close proxy for...
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Rising Retail Sales are not a guarantee of a growing economy (because there are no guarantees in economics), but they come pretty darn close.
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We use US Total Industrial Production as one of our “benchmarks” for the overall economy. GDP is another one. We provide forecasts for these benchmarks in multiple ITR onDemand formats...
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The current political party alignment does not mean you should assume slow growth is ahead. Some markets are naturally lagging the GDP rise of 2021 but they too will rebound. The S&P 500...
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